"The recurrence of violence and bloodshed post solution is more dangerous because everything is at a transitional period. Beginning from the submission of memorandum to Simon
commission in 1929 it is now more than 8 decades old of indo-Naga political imbroglio and its solution demands Naga people's participation with clear conscious vision and unchangeable determination. If the reported solution between GOI and some political group is truly an aspired and cherished Naga sovereignty and independence, even an orphan whose parents were killed in the name of sovereignty and even those who are being incapacitated or crippled by freedom fighters will nod in agreement for may live in peace," the Kitovi faction noted.
The Kitovi group pointed out that "the government Of India is reminded that a solution with a single political group without the consent of majority Nagas will drives the Nagas further away widen and deepen the gap of chasm because unapproved political solution's documents in the past had humiliated Naga history never were out rightly rejected by the Nagas. The solution to the Indo-Nagas political problem without the consent of the Nagas has no political legitimacy."
The Khole-Kitovi faction also cautioned the sixty-member legislators, "It would be wise and sensible on the part of Naga legislators to tell and enlighten the Naga people clearly and truthfully if the noble promise and assurance to step down from power is based on the principle of Naga concordant signed by top leaders of three Naga political groups in Aug. 26, 2011, organised by the FNR. It is a tremendous and remarkable decision announcement on the part of Naga legislators in the state of Nagaland to step down in the event of a political solution with theGOI, kindly clarify whether it is solution with one political group only or solution with all the groups' top Naga leaders' the signatories of concordant?"
Significantly, the Khole-Kitovi faction had sent a senior Kilonser (minister of the underground government) Alezo as a special emissary to New Delhi last month with a confidential letter addressing to P Chidambaram expressing its willingness to join peace talks with the government of India without any preconditions.
Intelligence sources said that Alezo has already submitted this communiqué to the "proper channel" at least two weeks ago and eventually it reached to the Ministry of Home Affairs for necessary action. But there was apparently no response from the Centre which was why the Khole-Kitovi faction has issued a strong communiqué urging the Naga people to remain alert on the fast development on Naga political problem.
Image: Nagaland CM Rio with other lawmakers after meeting PM on Tuesday in New Delhi
Photograph: Vision Communications
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